Where Butterflies Go to Die - Ringering, Michael
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GOLD MEDAL WINNER: Nautilus Book Awards 2023 - Fiction (Small Press) BRONZE MEDAL WINNER: Readers' Favorite Book Awards - 2023 - Fiction - Literary Bobby Lee Darrow has always been consumed with self and finding the easy way out in life. Now, fresh off a court hearing in which he's sentenced to community service, he reluctantly reports to an assisted living facility in his hometown of Talladega, Alabama. He spends the next several months serving as an orderly, and uncharacteristically befriends a resident, a lonely World War II vet battling dementia, who's concealing a wartime secret and…mehr

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GOLD MEDAL WINNER: Nautilus Book Awards 2023 - Fiction (Small Press) BRONZE MEDAL WINNER: Readers' Favorite Book Awards - 2023 - Fiction - Literary Bobby Lee Darrow has always been consumed with self and finding the easy way out in life. Now, fresh off a court hearing in which he's sentenced to community service, he reluctantly reports to an assisted living facility in his hometown of Talladega, Alabama. He spends the next several months serving as an orderly, and uncharacteristically befriends a resident, a lonely World War II vet battling dementia, who's concealing a wartime secret and claims of a long-lost love. Captivated by the vet, and with a growing desire to uncover the truth about the man's mysteries, Bobby embarks on a journey across the country. Along the way, he makes lifelong friends while discovering a newfound purpose for his life. EVOLVED PUBLISHING PRESENTS a journey of self-discovery and redemption in a literary adventure sure to capture the imagination.
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AUTHOR: Michael Ringering was born in Alton, IL, and raised in nearby East Alton. When he was in the third grade at East Alton Elementary School, Michael selected Miriam E. Mason's "Broomtail" for a class-assigned book report, and from that moment on, set his sights on wanting to write short stories and other works of fiction. He graduated from East Alton-Wood River High School in 1984, and in 1989 earned a bachelor's degree in business administration from Murray State University. Following a 14-year career working in media relations and communications in Major League Baseball, he entered the healthcare industry as a specialty practice administrator. He resides in Southern Illinois with a menagerie of animals.